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Religious Food Movements Are Reshaping the American Food System
As the cost of food rises, Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Sustainability and Religious Studies Adrienne Krone examines the religion-informed diets Americans are adopting.
A Winding Road to Ecuador: An Allegheny Alum’s Journey With the Peace Corps
Pittsburgh native and Class of 2022 graduate Jack Mosey recounts his journey from Allegheny College to his role with the Peace Corps in Ecuador.
Britt McAtee ’98: How a Liberal Arts Education Led to a Global Career
The Allegheny College impact can be felt just about anywhere. Britt Luccy McAtee '98 is working to make what you eat safer as the Senior Manager of Global Toxicology and Food Contact Compliance at PPG Industries.
Allegheny College’s Steve Onyeiwu Joins Editorial Board of Journal of the Middle East and Africa
Professor of Business and Economics Steve Onyeiwu was recently invited to join the Editorial Board of the Journal of the Middle East and Africa.
Alexander Mericli ’05, Academic Surgery: Becoming Dynamic and Making a Broad Impact
With a distinguished career in plastic surgery and clinical research, Alexander Mericli ’05 discusses how his education at Allegheny College shaped his life.
Transfer Student Finds Education Possible Through the Commitment to Access Program
Hope Dixon ’26 never thought she’d be able to return to college after having four children. But with the support of Allegheny College and its Commitment to Access Program, those aspirations became within reach.
Indonesian Silent Film ‘Setan Jawa’ to be Performed With Live Score at Allegheny College
Allegheny College’s Music Department is set to show 2017 silent film “Setan Jawa” on Saturday, Oct. 31, with a live score.
Allegheny College Trustee Dusty Elias Kirk ’75 Named Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania
Dusty Elias Kirk ’75, Esq., partner at the law firm Reed Smith LLP and long-standing civic leader, was named a Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania on Wednesday, Oct. 7.
Two Allegheny Graduates Work to Preserve a 250-Year-Old Vessel at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History
A chance encounter between Peter Fix ’87 and Kenneth Cohen ’98 uncovered an unlikely shared story in their Allegheny post-graduate experience.